Accept uncertainty.

Don't regret, even if it was a failure... or you will end up second guessing yourself for always and forever.

I am going to work on the accept uncertainty. I worry a lot about decisions I make. Especially ones for my child. I never thought i regretted decisions I've made, but then why would i be second guessing and worrying about new decisions I have to make?

Anxiety and fear must not rule my everyday life. Yet, the balance between making informed and calculated decisions with taking chances and being open to new experiences must be made.

That balance is the hard part.

decisions

as a single mom, i think the power to make decisions is the most difficult. it's great i can be the ONE to decide. no one argues with me, well, except the kid. but also, being the one on whose shoulders the failure falls if its a bad decision.... is simply awful.

i panic sometimes over a decision when it's a tough one that will have ramifications for many years. sometimes i need to bounce ideas off friends and their families to see if when i'm thinking isn't simply crazy.

i just wish there were someone for whom my daughter's welfare was a priority as much as it is for me.